To:G. Y. ZINOVIEV

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Ihave just read the Swedish and Norwegian articles.

Theycannot be separated. They should go intogetherand
cannot go inwithout our ownarticle against disarmament. It
changes our plans.

Ishall sit down and write (rewrite) this article forSbornik,
which will necessarily have to be increased within theselimits, and the rest cut downas much as possible. What nonsense,
this disarmament, yet it’s beginning to get some people muddled inour
Partytoo!

N.B.|||P.S. Since the question of the Paris collection has not yet been settled,
we shouldhold upStrannik’s article, forifwe have to
choose, it should certainly be Alexander’s.